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Atturaif Living Museum  

Atturaif Living Museum

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

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Atturaif Living Museum

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

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YEAR
2018
Atturaif, once a thriving 18th century ruling city of towering mud brick palaces, mosques, and defensive walls, lay in ruins until 2010. Ayers Saint Gross has transformed this 58-acre UNESCO World Heritage Site into a living museum and world-class cultural tourism destination. Within the site, a visitor center, farm, shaded walkways, exhibition galleries, signage, and multimedia have been carefully designed to fit within the existing ruins to welcome and educate the public. Large areas of traditional courtyard homes have been restored and repurposed as a souk (market) for demonstration, traditional crafts, and foods.

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